Tiny house - Bouc-Bel-Air

The chalet has a 20 m² space arranged around a separate bedroom, a living room and a private kitchen. The bathroom is also private and has a shower. This layout suits two people and offers more independence than a standard room, with space to prepare meals and sit indoors or outside.

The kitchen has a fridge, an oven, a hob, a microwave, a kettle and a coffee machine. The accommodation also has a washing machine, a dining table and kitchenware. Air conditioning provides welcome comfort on hot days, while the flat-screen TV offers streaming services. A private entrance and a garden view further distinguish this space. Outside, dining furniture, a barbecue and the garden extend the living area in fine weather.

The chalet has a fully equipped kitchen for preparing meals independently, with a fridge, an oven, a hob, a microwave, an electric kettle and a coffee machine. Kitchenware, a dining table and a washing machine are also provided. Wi-Fi is free throughout the accommodation, and the flat-screen TV offers access to streaming services.

Outside, the garden, furniture and dining area let you enjoy meals in the open air, and a barbecue completes the space. A sun terrace offers another place to relax. Private on-site parking is free and does not require advance reservation. Massages are available, including couples', back and head massages. Breakfast served on site can be continental, American or vegetarian, and different dietary options are also available. Air conditioning and a private bathroom with a shower complete the chalet's facilities.

Bouc-Bel-Air is a Provençal town between Aix-en-Provence and Marseille, set among hills, pine forests and residential neighbourhoods. The village and its surroundings offer a more peaceful pace than the two neighbouring cities, while still making it possible to combine cultural outings, walks and days by the sea. A car is useful for exploring different parts of the region and reaching more distant attractions.

In Aix-en-Provence, Fondation Vasarely displays the artist's colourful geometric works, while Musée Granet houses art and archaeology collections. Mémorial du camp des Milles, 7 km away, traces the history of the former internment and deportation camp. For a walk in nature, Bois Communal de Bouc offers a wooded setting. Simiane and Gardanne stations serve the area; Marseille Provence Airport is 19 km away. In Marseille, you can explore the Vieux-Port and the collections at MuCEM.

The Mediterranean climate makes spring and autumn pleasant times to visit, when temperatures are often milder for walking in town or on the trails. In summer, plan outdoor visits for the morning or late afternoon and leave time to rest in the shade. You can combine a day exploring the museums of Aix with a visit to Marseille's heritage sites and some time in the garden. Those who enjoy scenery can also set aside an outing to the surrounding Provençal hills.